Siam Kitchen - Westmont

This charming, cozy family-run restaurant is a favorite among locals. There's no hostess greeting you at the door; most men simply ring the bell at the counter or seat themselves. The service is friendly, and the food is enjoyable. We ordered pad Thai with beautifully delicate shrimp, which was a highlight. The chicken was white meat, making it a bit dry, but the pad see ew was flavorful and satisfying. Prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for family meals and conversation.

We found this restaurant on Zomato while searching for Thai cuisine. Upon arrival, we noticed there were no staff members at the reception or checkout. After about 10 minutes, someone finally arrived to seat us. We ordered Crab Rangoon and pot stickers as appetizers, along with Panang curry and Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles). Personally, I wasn't a fan of the appetizers, but the noodles and curry were absolutely delicious. I would definitely like to return in the future to try more items from the menu.

This is undoubtedly my favorite Thai restaurant. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the food consistently exceeds my expectations. It's truly one of Westmont's hidden gems.

Much to choose from the menu. My wife was here with her girlfriend and liked the place. The menu has very good prices and is very extensive with appetizers, Thai salads, soups, ducks (poulty, pork, beef, curry, seafood, vegetables, noodles, rice dishes and desserts. There are also dinners and lunch specialties. There is no name how to make the dishes sharp or when certain dishes are spicier. Perhaps the dishes already have a lot of taste as they are. If it wasn't good, she would let me know how we ate in many Thai places. My wife liked the peanut sauce chicken and her boyfriend liked the Phad Thai rice noodles tofu, bean sprouts etc. (There are many ways to make Phad Thai so if you like a combination of vegetables, noodles and chicken. Beef or pork you have to try it here or somewhere. I like when the names of the duck have the Thai names with them (as in the noodle and Thai-Salat courts had. So they sound not only authentic, but I can track these recipes on the Internet so that I can try them out when we come back to this restaurant sometime. So until the day I can come back to Illinois, try it myself. I think you'll be happy with my wife and her girlfriend.

My wife was here with her girlfriend and really liked the place. The menu has very reasonable prices and is quite extensive with appetizers, thai salads, soups, entrees (poulty, pork, beef, curry, seafood, vegetables, noodles, rice dishes and desserts.